Buy CNC Cabinetry Kitchen Cabinets Online

CNC Cabinetry is a manufacturer we are bringing onto the site, and it earns its place by covering a lot of ground from one maker: plywood framed cabinets in Luxor, Bedford and Concord, and a frameless slab collection in Classic. This page is here to help you work out which CNC collection fits your kitchen before you start picking colors.

Where To Buy CNC Cabinetry

CNC Cabinetry is a manufacturer, not a retailer. It sells to kitchen and bath dealers and does not sell to the public, so there is no CNC factory store, no CNC outlet and no way to order from the manufacturer directly. Every CNC kitchen starts at a dealer.

Direct Cabinet Deals is a CNC dealer, and this is where you buy CNC cabinets online from us. The whole range we carry is listed with prices, so you can build a kitchen and order it without visiting a showroom. Nothing is quote-on-request and nothing is hidden behind a login.

Two ways people usually buy. If you already have a cabinet list, order the cabinets straight from the collection pages above. If you do not, send your measurements and a few photos and we will build the list for you, then come back with a free 3D design and an itemized quote. There is no charge and no obligation either way.

Ordering a door sample first is worth the small cost. Screens shift color, and a finish that looks right on a monitor can read completely differently against your countertop in daylight. We also sell other cabinet lines online if you want to compare CNC against them before deciding.

About CNC Cabinetry

CNC Cabinetry has supplied kitchen and bath dealers for more than three decades, and the current range is organized into four collections. Which one suits a project usually comes down to two decisions: whether you want a framed or a frameless box, and how much choice of color you need.

Choosing A Collection

Luxor is the quickest route to a plywood shaker kitchen. The door is a semi-full overlay with a half-inch reveal and a two-and-a-half-inch wide frame around a flat center panel, in White, Smoky Grey, Misty Grey, Harvest and Espresso. A five-piece drawer front upgrade is available in four of those finishes, and shaker remains the safest choice if you plan to stay in the house a while.

Bedford is the standard overlay all-plywood collection, with three-quarter-inch plywood adjustable shelves and plywood drawer boxes on side mount glides. Country Oak is a five-piece raised panel in solid wood with a Honey finish, and it is the one genuinely traditional door in the CNC range.

Concord is the most complete framed specification: full overlay, all plywood, full half-inch back panels, five-piece drawer fronts, full-extension soft-close under-mount glides, six-way adjustable hinges and finished interiors. Six door styles share that box, so you can change the look without changing the build quality.

Classic is the frameless collection, built on either a white laminate box or a maple box with solid wood dovetail drawers. Broadway is a low pressure laminate flat panel door and Milano is an MDF core wrapped in PET with a matching edgeband. Between them they carry twenty-four finishes, which is where most of the color in the CNC range lives.

Color And Finish

The finishes on this page are the stocked colors. White appears in nearly every collection, and if you want a bright kitchen that will not date, white cabinets are still the most forgiving choice. The grays run from Smoky Grey through Misty Grey to Stone, and gray cabinets sit comfortably against most countertop stone.

Beyond the stocked list, CNC runs a PLUS program for custom paint and stain. Those colors carry their own price and lead time and are ordered specially rather than pulled from stock.

Screens shift color, so the reliable move is to order door samples and stand them against your counter in daylight and again under your evening lights.

Good To Know

Construction differs by collection rather than by price alone. If plywood throughout matters to you, look at Luxor, Bedford or Concord rather than Classic, and compare against our other all wood cabinet options.

Frameless is worth considering for a narrow galley or a small kitchen, because the door covers the full box opening and the run of doors reads as one unbroken line. Framed construction, with its face frame, is the more traditional look and is what the Luxor, Bedford and Concord collections use.

CNC quotes Luxor at about one week and Concord and Classic at about two to three weeks. Those are the manufacturer's own estimates and availability is confirmed item by item when an order goes in, so treat them as a guide.

Getting Started

Cabinets are priced individually, so a quote reflects the exact sizes your layout calls for rather than a package.

• Pick a collection first, then a door style within it. That order of decisions saves the most time.
• Order door samples in your two or three shortlisted finishes and compare them at home.
• Send your measurements and a few photos, even rough ones, and we will build the cabinet list.
• Request a free 3D design with an itemized quote, at no cost and with no obligation.

If you are weighing CNC against another line, tell us the room and how you use it and we will walk through the trade-offs before you order. You can also compare it against Fabuwood cabinets, which we stock today.